Rogerella
Formation: Graham Formation
Age: Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
​Dimensions: [to be added]
Self-collected between 2019-2021.

Trace fossil that shows evidence of borings from barnacles.

Crinoid spines
Formation: Graham Formation
Age: Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
​Dimensions: [to be added]

Cladochonus fragilis (tabulate coral)
Formation: Graham Formation
Age: Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
Dimensions: [to be added]
Self-collected in 2022.

Ameura major
Age: Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
Formation: Salesville Shale 
Self-collected in 2020.

Genus/Species: Deltodus sp.
​Locality: Graham Formation, Texas
Age: Pennsylvanian
Dimensions: approx. 2.3 cm x 1.5 cm
​Self-collected July 2021.

Genus/Species: Crinoids 
Localities represented here:  Graham Formation, Mineral Wells Formation, and Harpersville Formation
Age: Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
Dimensions: Varies; stalk partials of my specimen range from 1-2 cm to about 7 cm.
Self-collected between 2019-2022.

Alethopteris serli, specimens #SAV001 & #SAV002
Locality: Savannah Formation, Oklahoma
Age: Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
​Dimensions: to be added
Collected February 2022

Lophophyllidium spinosum is a fairly common and easily recognizable rugose coral due to its many protrusions; another common species, L. plummeri, doesn't have this feature. Rugose corals can either be solitary (like those pictured here), or colonial, like the well-known Hexagonaria that most people recognize as Petoskey stone. Solitary corals are often called "horn coral" due to their shape and, although rugose corals died out during the Permian mass extinction, other solitary corals can be found in the Cretaceous (like Parasimilia) and the Eocene (like Turbinolia).

For further reading on rugose corals, I suggest the page "Rugose Coral" from Digital Atlas of Ancient Life and "Interesting Horn Corals" from Fossil Lady.

Genus/Species: Lyphophyllidium spinosum
Locality: Finis Shale member of the Graham Formation
Age: Late Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian)
Dimensions: varies
Self-collected many specimens between 2019-2022.

Trepospira illinoisensis, a Pennsylvanian aged gastropod.

Genus/Species: Trepospira illinoisensis
​Locality: Finis Shale member of the Graham Formation
Age: Pennsylvanian
Dimensions: [to be added]
Self-collected between 2019-2021.